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76- 984 W.
124th Street, Apt. 5C
A very
heartwarming Christmas episode. When Louise discovers that George has been sending
presents and money to a mysterious address in Harlem, she follows him to find
out why. Sitcom reality check: The actual address 984 West 124th
Street would be underwater in the Hudson River.
77- George
and Whitty
Just like
Jenny Piccolo eventually turned up in person on Happy Days, Mr.
Whittendale appears on The Jeffersons in the flesh. Kinda. George and
Louise are stunned by their landlord Whittendale’s plans to evict them, so they
invite him over to discuss the issue. Bentley’s ant farm gets in the way. Watch
for Isabel Sanford’s brilliant physical comedy.
78- Lionel
Gets the Business
George is on
cloud nine when he finally persuades Lionel to join him in the family’s
cleaning business, until Lionel starts taking him to the cleaners.
79- The
Blackout
George blows
a fuse when a power blackout hits the city and looters do the same to his
store. As George and Marcus arrive at the store, justice is served -- to the
wrong people. George makes a touching decision at the end of the episode.
80-
Florence’s Union
George
supports Florence’s desire to form a maids union until he gets wind that
Whittendale doesn’t. When Florence organizes a union-forming meeting at the
apartment, she and Louise have to prevent George from finding out.
81- George
and Jimmy
When George
calls President Carter as a publicity stunt, he gets more publicity than he
expected.
82- Thomas
H. Willis & Co.
Marriages
might be down the drain: Helen doesn’t want Tom to co-sign a loan with George
to start a publishing business and Louise accidentally drops her wedding ring
in the sink.
83- Uncle
George and Aunt Louise
What’cho
talkin’ ‘bout, Weezy? Gary Coleman plays George’s difficult nephew, who stays
with the Jeffersons.
84- George
and Louise In A Bind (Part One)
A burglar
ties up the bickering George and Louise. Stuck in rope, they do what any
self-respecting sitcom couple would: they reminisce. Do I hear a clip show? Yes.
It’s the first half hour of a ninety-minute retrospective.
85- George
and Louise In A Bind (Part Two)
Sure, it may
be only the fourth season of the show, but the clipfest continues as the
burglar burgles and captured George and Louise reminisce. All in the Family moments
are included.
86- George
and Louise In A Bind (Part Three)
This final
installment of the clip episode serves a purpose: after the burglar leaves and
Florence rescues the George and Louise, the bickering couple’s memories have
brought them closer.
87-
Jenny’s Thesis
Jenny’s
thesis research on street gangs puts her in danger. Tom and George follow her
to Harlem, where she meets up with Marcus and some unsavory characters.
88-
Louise’s Painting
Helen
suggests Louise expose herself to new things by taking an art class. George
goes wild when he discovers what exactly gets exposed during class.
89-
Homecoming (Part One)
In the first
of a two-parter about family dynamics and real estate, George needs a factory. Allan,
the Willises son, arrives in town having inherited a warehouse. But this being
the Jeffersons and the Willises, hostility leads to unwanted hospitality: Allan
moves in with George and Louise.
90-
Homecoming (Part Two)
Allan sees
through George’s scheme to con him out of his newly inherited warehouse. Continuing
the real estate boom, Louise needs a new location for the Help Center.
91- How
Slowly They Forget
Louise needs
a permit for the new Help Center location. George offers to get some help from
the bank by visiting an old Navy pal, played by Arthur’s chauffeur and The
Wiz’s lion, Ted Ross.
92-
George’s Dream
Obsessed with
landing crucial new cleaning account, an overwrought and exhausted George
lapses into sleep and wakes up to a terrifying look at his future. Tune in to
see what 1996 looked like to people in the ‘70s.
93-
George’s New Stockbroker
George’s new
stockbroker is a ventriloquist. Who’s smarter? The dummy or George?
94- Me and
Billy Dee
Billy Dee
Williams makes a guest appearance in the Jefferson living room, but can't
convince his number one fan, Florence, that he really is who he is
95- Half A
Brother
George’s
attempts to make points with a local banker are frustrated by Allan’s attempts
to make points with the banker’s daughter.
96- What
Are Friends For?
George’s
favorite cousin, Dusty, delights the Jeffersons with a surprise visit, but
concerns them with some serious news that leaves George with one of the most
difficult decisions he’s ever made about body organs.
97-
George, Who?
Louise
insists that she and George have fallen into a rut, until she is mugged. Don’t
worry, it gets funny: she has amnesia.
98-
Harry’s House Guest
Bentley is
stuck with a clingy lady houseguest. George volunteers to get him unstuck, but
his advice only fuels her passionate fire.
99- George
Finds a Father
This
Christmas episode finds a huge family secret under George’s tree.
100-
Louise’s Sister
George’s
birthday surprise for Louise turns into a shock for him after she has a strange
reaction to a visit from her long-lost sister.
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